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carnage

/ˈkɑː.nɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un massacre ou une tuerie de masse, souvent dans un contexte de guerre ou de violence extrême, avec un grand nombre de victimes.

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/ˈkɑː.nɪdʒ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un massacre ou une tuerie de masse, souvent dans un contexte de guerre ou de violence extrême, avec un grand nombre de victimes.

A noun referring to the violent killing of large numbers of people, especially in battle or as a result of a massacre.

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  1. Mass killingC1formal

    The widespread and violent killing of many people, especially in battle or a massacre.

    frcarnage

    • The battlefield was a scene of terrible carnage.
    • The documentary showed the carnage caused by the war.
    • Historians describe the carnage of the ancient siege in detail.

    Synonymesbloodbathbloodshedbutcherymass murdermassacreslaughter

  2. Severe damage or destructionC1informal

    Extensive damage or destruction, often used metaphorically.

    frDestruction massive

    • The storm left a trail of carnage across the town.
    • The stock market crash caused financial carnage for many investors.
    • The party was fun, but the kitchen was absolute carnage afterwards.

    Synonymesdestructiondevastationhavocmayhemruinwreckage

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  • carnages plural form
  • carnages' possessive plural form
  • carnage's possessive singular form
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